Nuclear developer EDF says it's "not looking" at the Wylfa Newydd site but that it remains the “best site" in the UK.
The French firm - developing Hinkley Point C in Somerset - said the island development is attractive to investors.
But they told the New Civil Engineer they were focused on their own projects.
The £12bn Anglesey scheme has been on hold since January when Hitachi suspended the project after failing to reach a suitable funding agreement with the UK Government.
But the application for a Development Consent Order continued with a result expected on or before October 23.
Business and Energy Secretary Andrea Leadsom will announce the decision, with Hitachi subsidery Horizon Nuclear Power hoping a positive result could help their case to secure investment.
EDF head of communications David Eccles told New Civil Engineer : “Wylfa is the best site people say [for a new reactor].
“From a technological and geological point of view it is the best site in the United Kingdom.
“If you have a DCO [development consent order] ready to go there must be investors in the world [willing to invest in the project] I’d have thought.
“We [EDF] are not looking at it, we are entirely focussed on our sites.”
